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HEAVEN SHALL BURN To Film Video For 'The Weapon They Fear'

April 8, 2004

German melodic death/metalcore act HEAVEN SHALL BURN will film a video for the track "The Weapon They Fear" in Chemnitz, Talschock this Sunday, April 11. The band decided to film their show with DEADSOIL, FEAR MY THOUGHTS, DESTINY and CALIBAN in order to show respect for their local scene. The video will be directed by Marc Drywa, who has previously worked with the German metalcore band DESTINY on their "Passing Moments" clip.

"The Weapon They Fear" comes off HEAVEN SHALL BURN's new album, "Antigone", due on April 26 through Century Media Records. A full-length MP3 of the track can be downloaded at this location.

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